ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2019
Multinational Study on Contact and Support for Social Change Spanning 10,977 Participants from 23 Countries
- Tabea Hässler
University of Zurich - Johannes Ullrich
University of Zurich - Daniel Valdenegro
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile - Michelle Bernadino
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile - Ruth Ditlmann
Berlin Social Science Center - Roberto Gonzalez
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile - Nurit Shnabel
Tel Aviv University - Colette van Laar
University of Leuven - Emilio Paolo Visintin
University of Lausanne - Linda Tropp
University of Massachusetts Amherst - Dominic Abrams
University of Kent - Anna Lisa Aydin
Goethe University, Frankfurt - Jorina von Zimmermann
University College London - Stephen Wright
Simon Fraser University - Simone Sebben
University of Zurich - Hana Oberpfalzerova
Charles University, Prague - Adrienne Pereira
University of Lausanne - Hema Selvanathan
University of Massachusetts Amherst - Michal Bilewicz
University of Warsaw - Pelin Gul
University of Kent - Olga Kuzawinska
University of Warsaw - Nóra Lantos
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest - Sabine Otten
University of Groningen - Mario Sainz
University of Granada - Jonathan Cook
The Pennsylvania State University - Lisa Droogendyk
Sheridan College - Luiza Mugnol Ugarte
The Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul - Evgeny Osin
National Research University Higher School of Economics - Michael Pasek
Beyond Conflict - Marija Brankovic
University of Belgrade - Iris Žeželj
University of Belgrade - Edona Maloku Bërdyna
RIT Kosovo - Andreas Glenz
University of Zurich - Roberto Baiocco
Sapienza University of Rome - Orly Bareket
Tel-Aviv University - Dinka Corkola Biruski
University of Zagreb - Maneeza Dawood
Columbia University in the City of New York - Angélica Herrera Loyo
ETH Zurich - Margareta Jelic
University of Zagreb - Kaltrina Kelmendi
RIT Kosovo - Anna Kende
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest - Masi Noor
Keele University - Jessica Pistella
Sapienza University of Rome
Abstract
This preregistered study spanning 10,977 participants (23 countries) found that contact is associated with more support for social change among advantaged group, but with less support among disadvantaged groups. Moreover, satisfaction of group-specific needs was positively associated with support among all. Yet, specification curve analysis revealed variability in effect sizes.
Social Groups/Social Relationships
